Bess Levin

Matt Birk, a candidate for Lt. Governor, also made a “joke” about how it was wrong to give women the right to drive.

House Democrats are holding votes this week in the hope of enshrining such rights into law—and forcing Republicans to go on record with their opposition. On Tuesday, 157 Republicans opposed protecting same-sex marriage. 

Abortion is apparently “murder,” but letting pregnant people die is cool.

Justice Department policy says a sitting president cannot be prosecuted—and Trump knows it.

If you or someone you know still needs convincing, allow us.

Yet for some reason these staffers are still trying to get the guy elected to the U.S. Senate.

Forget about gun control: We just need to drive out the evil spirts.

The White House reportedly planned to nominate the anti-choice judge the day Roe v. Wade was overturned.

The former president is reportedly banking on a White House bid to stave off criminal charges.

Vapid, unhinged, and in potentially compromising positions that could come back to haunt them.

With the anti-LGBTQ+ law officially in effect, teachers are scared to wear rainbows, have pictures of their same-sex spouses, and in some places have to notify parents upon the “determination” of an “open” LGBTQ+ student in the class.

According to January 6 witness Cassidy Hutchinson, Trump knew some of his followers were armed before they went to the Capitol, and attempted to physically assault a Secret Service agent for not letting him attend the insurrection.

He apparently suggested as much to a documentary filmmaker, whose footage the January 6 committee is in possession of.

Cassidy Hutchinson’s testimony is expected to be explosive.

The former mayor of NYC claims he could have been killed by the “assault.” Video footage suggests, shockingly, that he is full of s--t.

From a declaration of “victory for white life” to what many have interpreted as a call to bring back racial segregation, GOP lawmakers are saying the quiet part out loud.

Clarence Thomas wants all of these landmark decisions “reconsidered.”

The former president apparently insisted that a DOJ official “Just say [the election] was corrupt, and leave the rest to me and the Republican congressmen.”

If you believe Merrick Garland is slowly and methodically building his case against the former guy, this is good news.

Yes, in spite of the whole attempted coup business.